Sunday, 19 July 2026 — Supplenze, online meetings, and teacher wellbeing in focus
Italy’s latest guidance on the ‘posto orario’ versus ‘spezzone’ positions in the GPS supply lists means teachers need to be sharp when applying. A misstep could cost valuable teaching hours. This is crucial for supply teachers lining up their next roles.
From next school year, Italian schools can hold collegi docenti online. Pendulum swings between convenience for commuting teachers and the risk of losing direct, rich discussions. Worth weighing up what really works in practice.
Teachers being assigned hundreds of kilometres from home is breaking families apart. ANIEF is pushing hard for a rethink to keep educators together with their loved ones. This is a big wellbeing issue with clear implications for staff retention.
The tiny school in Ceresole Reale will stop teaching from September as no new students enrolled. A stark reminder of rural depopulation hitting education provision and what that means for local communities.
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